Local Teams Take Two Over Blevins
In Jones Field House the Hope Ladycats and B ruins beat the Blevins Hornets. Dee Singleton led Hope with 22 points, Cathy Montgomery paced Blevins with 28, final 41 38. Danny Joyce added 4 for Hope in the second game, Dunty Joyce led Hope with 15 in the nightcap.
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Rusty Quillin
Jones Field House
Hope Ladycats
Bruins
Blevins Hornets
Dee Singleton
Ladycats
Kidd
Blevins
Hornets
Thaken
Betty Rodden
Hope
Sue Rodgers
Janet McCain
Bonnie Willis
Hope Ladyeats
Cathy Montgomery
Danny Joyce
Buddy Ingram
Miller
Rodger Newton Hope
Fran
Bill Rowland
B-Bruins
Washington
Mike Morton
White
Ernie Morton
Dunty Joyce
Boxing Roundup From Thursday Results
The Associated Press reports Manuel Andrade 126 pounds from Mexico defeated Shig Fukuyama 123% from Japan by decision in Los Angeles. In Portland Maine Bobby Richard 130 pounds defeated Leo DiFiore 129% by decision.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Manuel Andrade
Mexico
Shig Fukuyama
Japan
Portland
Maine
Bobby Richard
Leo DiFiore
U S Drivers Holding More Racing Spots
U S drivers gain more ARCA 300 spots as qualifying runs fill positions for the event in Florida. Stott and Botts lead in a field of 40 with pole won on test day, while veteran Kaloie trails narrowly in the bid for starting berth amid a crowded entry list.
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Lona Beach
Fla
Iggy Botts
Auto Racing Clu of America
Snauip
Huw
Pote
Kaloie
Wits
Associated Press
Variop Nyaps Conversity
George Jaic
Bobcats host Malvern in district showdown
The Bobcats, 13-6 overall, face winless Malvern in a tough 4AA West district contest. John Dudley has grabbed over 200 rebounds and leads with 25.5 ppg in district play, while Parker Powell and Steve Harris shoot over 80 percent from the line. The team aims to rebound after a heavy loss to Camden.
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Bobcats
Bobkittens
Malvern Leopards
Hope
Malvern
John Dudley
Cats
Parker Powell
Steve Harris
Dudley
Camden
Triple OT Thriller Highlights Little League Basketball
Eight teams played a rollercoaster Saturday with triple overtime in the Crescent Drug vs Moore Bros. game and Western Auto continuing wins. Standings show Western Auto 4 0, Tate Motor 4 0, Crescent Drugs 3 1, with upcoming 9 to 12 o'clock Saturday games at Jones Field House. Gard enls of the National Football League signings appear in the closing notes.
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Western Auto
Tate Motor
Crescent Drugs
Hope Builders Supply
Herbert Burns
J.A. West Co
Sherwin-Williams
Moore Bros
Jones Field House
Kittycats Keep Right on Winning
The Kittycats rode a 21-1 start to a 37-27 win over the Gordon Go-Devils, improving to 14-5. Gladney and Coleman sparked the attack with quick baskets, East and Griffin added key scores, and strong defense from Frazier, Ratliff, and Rowe anchored the effort.
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Kittycats
Gordon Go-Devils
Hope
Gigi Gladney
Corny Coleman
Coleman
Gladney
Gail East
Pogo Griffin
East
Gordon
Sharon Killingsworth
Go-Devils
Griffin
Carol Frazier
Sharon Ratliff
Mona Rowe
Cindy Whitaker
Patsy Burtch
Denise Lauterback
Jeannie Kramer
Jill Herring
Tulles
Ricky Trotter
Eugene Tyree
Kittens
Trotter
Tyree
Marshall Scott
Jim Rhodes
Rhodes
Billie Jean King Wins First Round At Virginia Slims
SEWANEE Tenn AP Billie Jean King of Long Beach California defeated Ceci Martinez of San Francisco 6 2 6 4 in the first round of the Virginia Slims Invitational Tennis Tournament The event is the fifth stop on the 100 000 circuit and moves to Chattanooga today for the final three days Rosemary Casals of San Francisco defeated Esme Pathauuedi of South Africa 6 0 6 4 in another Thursday match
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Sewanee
Tenn. AP
Billie Jean King
Long Beach
Calif
Ceci Martinez
San Francisco
Chattanooga
Rosemary Casals
Kali Francisco
Esme Pathauuedi
South Africa
Basketball Standings and Schedules Across Leagues
Western Conference divisions list Milwaukee Detroit Chicago Phoenix Seattle San Diego Portland and other teams with records and percentages. Thursday through Sunday games span NBA ABA and college programs, featuring matchups like Portland at Atlanta Detroit at Baltimore Philadelphia at Chicago and Philadelphia at Cincinnati plus college results such as Manhattan over NYU Lafayette over Seton Hall and Oregon State.
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Milwaukee
Detroit
Chicago
Phoenix
Los Angeles
San Fran
Seattle
San Diego
Portland
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Baltimore
Buffalo
San Francisco
Oakland
Roche scores 56 as South Carolina routs Furman
John Roche set a new ACC single game scoring record with 56 points for South Carolina in an 118-83 win over Furman. He made 21 of 34 field goals and 14 of 15 free throws, helping the Gamecocks to a 12-4 mark amid a season of tough ACC losses.
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Offset
Gamecocks
Roche
Tom Emory
Associated Press
South Carolina
John Roche
Jacksonville
South Alabama
Artis Gilmore
Harold Fox
Fox
Gilmore
Wally Prescott
North Carolina
Houston
Tar Heels
Wake Forest
George Karl
Dennis Wujcik
Deacons
UNC
Charlie Davis
Davis
Long Island University
Madison Square Garden
Steve Newsome
Dwight Davis
Ron Williams
LSU
Brian Mahoney
Manhattan
New York University
Memphis State
Drake
Jeff Halliburton
James Douglas
Long Beach State
Centenary
George Trapp
49Ers
St. Louis University
North Texas State
Rutgers
Boston U
Citadel
VMI
Gene Phillips Leads SWC Scoring Race This Season
Gene Phillips of Southern Methodist dominates SWC scoring with 28.2 ppg heading into nine games, chasing the conference single season and career marks. Baylor’s William Chatman trails at 23.9 ppg as Phillips, a two time defending champ, eyes SMU career total and SWC record thresholds.
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Dallas
Gene Phillips
Southern Methodist Mustang
William Chatman
Baylor
Phillips
Jim Krebs
Southern Methodist
John Schlee Leads Hawaii Open in First Round
John Schlee shot a 66 with six birdies and no bogeys to take a one stroke lead at the Hawaii Open in Honolulu. Arnold Palmer carded 67 for a share of second, while Lee Trevino and others followed with 68. Defending champ Bruce Crampton and Jack Nicklaus were in contention at 69 and 70 respectively.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Honolulu
United Air Lines
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
John Schlee
Schlee
Cesar Sanudo
Lee Trevino
Bert Yancey
Lionel Hebert
Tom Shaw
Jack Ewing
Jim Wiechers
Dewitt Weaver
Bobby Mitchell
Bruce Crampton
Jack Nicklaus
Billy Casper
Nicklaus
Sehlee
Hendrix Beats Ozarks 98 67 in Conway Conference Win
Hendrix College built a large first half lead and cruised past College of the Ozarks 98 to 67 in Conway Arkansas. Danny Thomas scored 24 for Hendrix as Ron Graham led Ozarks with 19 points in a nonconference tilt. The Warriors improve to 5 9 in AIC play while Ozarks stays winless in conference.
Hockey scores and schedule from NHL games
NHL results Philadelphia 6 Chicago 2 New York 1 Detroit 0 Buffalo 5 Los Angeles 2 Montreal at California Pittsburgh at St. Louis Montreal at Los Angeles Philadelphia at Toronto New York at Vancouver Buffalo at Boston Chicago at Minnesota Toronto at Buffalo Minnesota at Boston Detroit at California Pittsburgh at Chicago St. Louis at Philadelphia afternoon
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Buffalo
Los Angeles
Montreal
California
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Toronto
Vancouver
Boston
Minnesota
All-Star Little League Basketball Teams Named for State Meet
At a Tuesday night coaches meeting two Hope all star teams were chosen to compete in North Little Rock on February 12 and 13. Tate Motor Roadrunners will be coached by Charlie Souter with players Sisson Singard Stuart Lindsey Harris Haney Connelly Lockhart Smith Rowe. Western Auto Wizards led by Larry Walker include Frazier Harris Huddieston Vickers Cobb Wilson Stroud Bishop Davis Davis. Pending funds require a donation drive at Jones Field House with plans for other events to cover travel for twenty players. contact Paul Henley, Hope Parks and Recreation Director, for help.
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Tate Mortor
Hope Builders Supply
Dickie Harris
Tate Motor
Haney
Smith
Rowland
Gary Singard
Lindsey
Cox
Herbert B
Burns
Sherwin-Williams
Jim Stuart
Herbert Burns
Cagle
Sisson
Morgan
Love
Brad Joyce
Rowe
Guilliams
Crescent Drug
Moore Bros
Crescent Drug Store
Bobby Frazier
Charles Harris
Stroud
Nelson
Doug Wilson
David Cobb
Woods
Shepard
Western Auto
J. A. West Co
Elvin Davis
Alvin Davis
Billings
Henley
East
Johnny Vickers
West's
Steve Gough
Williams
Hollis
Huddleston
Hope
North Little Rock
Tate Motor Roadrunners
Charlie Souter
David Sisson
Carl Lindsey
Dick Harris
Richard Haney
Edwin Connelly
Lyle Lockhart
Lavenski Smith
Jay Rowe
Western Auto Wizards
Larry Walker
Bruce Huddieston
John Vickers
Danny Wilson
Tony Stroud
Mike Bishop
Jones Field House
Paul Henley
Hope Parks & Recreation
Vast $3.6 Million Pool for Lawn Tennis This Year
London AP reports the International Lawn Tennis Federation and World Championship Tennis jointly announced a $3.6 million prize pool for the world circuit. After months of conflict and talk of boycotts, the two bodies agreed to cooperate for 1971 with Ben Barnett noting many tradeoffs were required to reach the settlement.
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London
International Lawn Tennis Federation
Ben Barnett
IETF
Brooks Robinson Reaches 100000-Dollar Baseball Contract
Brooks Robinson signed a 1971 baseball contract with Baltimore, lifting his salary into the six-figure range with a $20,000 raise. Teammate Frank Robinson and others like Boog Powell and Dave McNally were anticipated to seek similar increases. Robinson called the deal the best he has received, noting the quick negotiations before a golf trip to Phoenix. Orioles director Harry Dalton said securing Brooks was relatively easy amid upcoming talks.
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Baltimore
Brooks Robinson
Robinson
Frank Robinson
Orioles
Boog Powell
Dave McNally
Brooks
Phoenix
Ariz
Harry Dalton
Oaklawn Opens 50 Day Race Season Today
Oaklawn Park in Hot Springs Ark opens its 50 day thoroughbred season with nine races led by the Inaugural Handicap for 3 year olds. Hook It Up and Boodavelle are favored while Staunch Avenger and Line City failed to pass the entry box. The track is expected to be muddy after Thursday rain and concerns over conditions for Line City and Staunch Avenger were noted by their trainers.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Oaklawn Park
Doug Davis Jr
Boodavelle
Annette Mann
W. C. Partee
Line City
Gin Collins
Staunch Avenger
Harold “Baldy” Tinker
U S and Soviet Gymnasts Set Weekend Meet at Penn State
Soviet and American gymnasts schedule two meetings at Pennsylvania State University this weekend with the Soviet women facing the U S national team Friday and the Soviet men meeting Penn State gymnasts Saturday. The Russians will also compete against Americans at Temple University next Tuesday before flying home February 10.
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University Park
Ussr
United States
Pennsylvania State University
U.S
Japan
Penn State
Temple University
Philadelphia
New York
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